The Ridgeway Walkers set off from near Swindon at the end of last week and made it to Aylesbury yesterday, all to raise money for Florence Nightingale Hospice.
After trekking 80 miles over four days, a group of walkers have been welcomed back to Aylesbury.
They were taking on the Ridgeway for Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity and have so far managed to raise nearly £30,000.
Thank you to all of our Hikers for your commitment and support of each other along the way and for choosing to give your time and energy to support us.
— Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity 💙 (@fnhcofficial) June 12, 2022
You should be so proud of yourselves.https://t.co/sKz7GnFFLt@TheRidgeway1972 @YourBucksRadio #thankyou pic.twitter.com/9fSKHYnBma
The charity thanked them for their determination and support of each other to make it.
Their fundraising page reads:
"They are walking to raise money for a Hospice hit by the impact of Covid-19 and to ensure the Hospice can continue to support families when they need it the most, and to provide palliative and end of life care to the highest standard possible."
You can find out more about the group and donate here.
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